Commission on Aging approves prior minutes, plans Health and Wellness Expo.
The Commission on Aging approved its August minutes and reviewed working group progress on a Health and Wellness Expo. Vice Chairperson Cindy Craig led the meeting in the absence of Chair Eric Rosenberg, MD, with six members and two alternates present. Kathy Megan and Dr. M. Cookie Mankowski
Commission on Aging · Meeting of September 10, 2026
CT EAST HAMPTON — The Commission on Aging approved its August minutes and reviewed working group progress on a Health and Wellness Expo. Vice Chairperson Cindy Craig led the meeting in the absence of Chair Eric Rosenberg, MD, with six members and two alternates present. Kathy Megan and Dr.
M. Cookie Mankowski reported the expo is moving forward with high school partnership and will launch social media advertising the week of September 10 and print coverage on September 18. David McGovern noted the Housing Authority has 64 people on its waitlist with one unit available at Chatham Acres and one upcoming.
The draft Plan of Conservation and Development will open for public discussion on September 22.
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Source: the Commission on Aging meeting of September 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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